Venom01
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If you can find someone that will insure and old bike without a classic policy. An m1 and less then 10 years of riding may exclude him from that.
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17 Years just got M1, first bike (insurance question)
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If you can find someone that will insure and old bike without a classic policy. An m1 and less then 10 years of riding may exclude him from that.
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Venom01
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Thx guys this was actually really helpful.
So, have you found anything yet? What's caught your eye so far?
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Got any pictures of the 78? My dad has a 1980 xs1100 special that has been chopped and customized. I will post a pic later.
Looking at all of this -
Chances are I'm gonna get my M2 asap.
Ask around for actual quotes for various bikes etc.
Which by the looks of it will be an older bike between 125 - 250 ccs.
If nothing else then because of insurance prices i'll start driving next season, so it can start being affordable.
I'll have to see.
Thanks again.
:/
Chances are I'm gonna get my M2 asap.
Ask around for actual quotes for various bikes etc.
Which by the looks of it will be an older bike between 125 - 250 ccs.
If nothing else then because of insurance prices i'll start driving next season, so it can start being affordable.
I'll have to see.
Thanks again.
:/
at 17 with an M2 (so last year) my '84 500 interceptor cost me about $3000. So a 125 should be less then that, but I think you should go for an older 250, it'll be cheaper to buy, they're easier to find, and insurance will be about the same. I just bought an '04 Honda 599 and it's only costing me $70 more. Oh, and depending on where you live will affect your rate. I'm with jevco, and once I moved to Peterborough from Brampton, my rate dropped about $500
